Lalitā Sahasranāma ◆, Name 485 of 1000: अनाहताब्जनिलयाअनाहताब्ज-निलया · AnāhatābjanilayāAnāhatābja-nilayā

Her place is the lotus at the heart, named for the sound that no striking produces.

In the stotra the name is chanted as it stands, anāhatābjanilayā, as part of Shloka 100. In the nāmāvalī, the form used for arcana(worship with an offering at each name), it is turned to the dative, the case of offering: “to her”. Then it is framed by oṃ before and namaḥ, “salutation”, after.

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The panel opened here closes at rākiṇyambāsvarūpiṇī, so Rākiṇī is the yoginī of the heart in the hymn; the Ṣaṭcakranirūpaṇa gives anāhata to Kākinī instead.

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Simple English spelling

anahatabjanilayaom anahatabjanilayayai namah

ITRANS

anAhatAbjanilayAOM anAhatAbjanilayAyai namaH

Harvard-Kyoto

anAhatAbjanilayAOM anAhatAbjanilayAyai namaH

తెలుగుTelugu

అనాహతాబ్జనిలయాఓం అనాహతాబ్జనిలయాయై నమః

ಕನ್ನಡKannada

ಅನಾಹತಾಬ್ಜನಿಲಯಾಓಂ ಅನಾಹತಾಬ್ಜನಿಲಯಾಯೈ ನಮಃ

മലയാളംMalayalam

അനാഹതാബ്ജനിലയാഓം അനാഹതാബ്ജനിലയായൈ നമഃ

தமிழ்Tamil

அனாஹதாப்³ஜநிலயாஓம் அனாஹதாப்³ஜநிலயாயை நமஃ

ગુજરાતીGujarati

અનાહતાબ્જનિલયાૐ અનાહતાબ્જનિલયાયૈ નમઃ

বাংলাBengali

অনাহতাব্জনিলয়াওঁ অনাহতাব্জনিলয়ায়ৈ নমঃ

ଓଡ଼ିଆOdia

ଅନାହତାବ୍ଜନିଲୟାଓଁ ଅନାହତାବ୍ଜନିଲୟାୟୈ ନମଃ